Hi Dara and Gracie - Actually I posted Dano's pup picture on this site but he is 1 year and 5 months now - - my hubbie and I are so addicted to Pembrokes! I want to learn all I can about possible agility trials, herding and just socializing with other addicts - LOL!

Dara, are you bringing the gang to the Canine Ranch? I didn't see that you had RSVP'd. Looking forward to seeing more of you all.

Would be great to get a group of cori's together for a play day/picnic. I see a lot of other cities that have big Corgi meetups and it makes me want to get something together for the Atlanta area corgi's.

Gracie has a brother? That is wonderful! I hope little Dyson is fitting in well. I have been off the site for so long, I feel really out of the loop. I had a note from another local (Victoria) about getting together. Maybe we can meet when/if the weather gets cooler. I look forward into seeing what a pretty little lady Gracie has become. Cindi

Lucy is finally starting to love her baby bro. They've been chasing each other around and puppy fighting for hours. It's sooo cute. I'm so pleased.

Your girlz are adorable. Sounds like you're having sooo much fun with them. Love the santa photos!

haha it isn't easy sometimes, but since i don't work it's easier to train them. they can b little terrors but at the end of the day i know they r good girls. i have to spend alot of one on one time with them. ur babies are sooooo cute

Welcome to Corgi's remembered. I hope to post photos of my 2 Sua Mah girls. They were way before digital cameras so I've got to dig through the old photos and scan them. But, I hope to get around to it soon. By the way, I had a corgi named Dylan, if you're still looking for D names for a boy.

Aw thanks for your comments :) :) I can't wait to make it through this puppydom stage. Gracie is so cute!!

Thank you. Gracie is a doll.

Gracie is beautiful! She has such a feminine face and a great smile.

I wish it had been that easy teaching Dudley the dog walk and the A frame! It was nerve wracking! But you'd have to know my Dudley to be okay with this method. It would not have been a good thing to do with any other dog. But with my Dudley, it's the perfect method. He's a huge baby until you show him it's okay. For example he wouldn't jump up on the table because he thought it was too high. He'd try to scoot under it. Did the same thing with the tire. "it's too high! it's too high!" We lowered it down one jump height had him go through a couple of times, raised it up when he wasn't looking, sent him through again, he's fine. Hasn't had a problem since. So on the A frame, he's a slinky dogs. He's creeping up to it, sidling away, has his ears down and just wants to get away. I get on one side, the instructor is on the other we take a running start and hold firmly to his leash and make him climb up and over. He did NOT want to do it. But we go back and get in line for our next turn. This time I just lightly hold the leash and he runs up and climbs over. When it's his turn to go over it the third time I am taking his leash off and having to hold him back because he's trying to run at it and barking at me to let go. I let go and he runs full speed and is up and over! Poof! A frame learning is done! On to the dog walk.

My instructor gets on one side of him, I'm on the other, I've got his leash and we force him to walk up the ramp and over the walk. He's digging in with his paws and leaning on me so hard that he's about to knock me off my feet! We struggle with him but finally get him all the way across. Whew! Back in line for turn number 2. I lightly hold the leash and he trots up the ramp and trots across and down. Back in line for turn number 3 off leash. Again I'm having to hold his collar to prevent him from taking off before the dog in front of us is off the ramp! He runs across at top speed! Silly boy! In about 10 minutes he's gone from being terrified and scared to "oh yeah, I got this! No problem!" That's my Dudley. If you just make him do it once and he finds out it's fine, he's good to go.

You're going to have such fun with agility. It's SO addictive! We started a few years ago with our Pem and now we have a Cardi we're also doing agility with. We've met so many corgi's in the midwest who do agility. We have tons of fun. I put a video together of Dudley last April doing agility at Cardigan Welsh Corgi Nationals and then this year doing agility at Nationals. In 2008 he did 2, maybe 3 jumps and then got the zoomies. This year he qualified in 3 out of his 4 runs.


Find more videos like this on MyCorgi.com

Thanks! Gracie is a little doll. I love the fluffies a little bit more than the regular coated Corgis. I guess I am biased...

Dara, I ansured your questions & clicked to send, however I don't know where it went, I guess in cyber space. : (

Dolores , Jimmy & Gemma

hi hi! omg! gracie is too cute!!!!! Klaus gives waggy tail hellos! :)